boast
1> , ;
_Ex:
emply boast  ;
_Ex:
to make boast of smth.  -
2>  ;
_Ex:
the baby is her boast  -   
3> , , ;
_Ex:
not much to boast of  
4> ;
_Ex:
the town boasts its gardens    
5>   ()
6>     ( )
7>      ( )

boaster
1> 
2> ;  (); 

boastful
1> 

boat
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
pair-oar boat     ;
_Ex:
inrigged boat _.   , 
 ;
_Ex:
outrigged boat _.      ;
_Ex:
to lower the boats  ;
_Ex:
to take to the boats    (  )
2> , ;
_Ex:
to go by boat   ;
_Ex:
to take the boat   
3>  
4> _. 
5>    ;
_Ex:
sauce boat 
_Id:
to be in the same boat    ;  
 ;
_Id:
to sail in the same boat  ,  ;
_Id:
to sail one's own boat  ;
_Id:
to burn one's boats  ,   
 ;
_Id:
to miss the boat  ;
_Id:
to have an oar in every boat   ;
_Id:
to push out the boat _. ,   ;
_Id:
to put on the boat    ;
_Id:
to find oneself in the wrong boat  ; 
  ;
_Id:
to rock the boat _.  ,  ;
  
6>   
7>   ;
_Ex:
we boated up the river       
8>     

boat neck
1> "" (  )

boat race
1>   

boat seaplane
1> 

boat spike
1>    (40 )

boat-bridge
1>  

boat-crutch
1> 

boat-davit
1> _. 

boat-deck
1>  

boat-fly
1> _. ,   (Notonecta glauca)

boat-tailed
1>      

boat-train
1> ,    

boat-woman
1> 

boatable
1>  ( , )

boatage
1>     
2>       

boatbill
1> _.   (Cochlearius cochlearia)
2> _.  (Eurylaemus)

boatbuilding
1> 

boatel
1>  ,     
(    )

boater
1>   
2>   ; 
3> _. ,   

boatful
1>    
2> ,   

boathook
1>  

boathouse
1> _. 

boating
1>  ; ;
_Ex:
to go boating   

boatload
1>     

boatman
1> 
2> _. ,   (Notonecta glauca)

boatplane
1> 

boatsman
1> _. 

boatswain
1> () 

boatswain's chair
1>   ( ,   )

boattail
1>    (, )

boatyard
1>  
2>  

bob
1>   ,   ( )
2>  ()
3>  ();
_Ex:
to twist up one's hair in a bob    
4>  
5>    (, )
6> 
7> _. , ; 
8> _.  
9> _. ;  
10> , 
11> _. 
12> ; ;  ()
13>  ( )
14> , 
15>  
16>  , 
17>  ; 
18>   ( )
_Ex:
she bobbed her hair    
19>    (, )
20>  (  )
21>  ; ;
_Ex:
to bear a bob , 
22>  ;
_Ex:
a bob on the chin    
23>     
24> , () ;
_Ex:
the village girls made a bob as they passed ,
   
25> _.  
26> ;
_Ex:
to bear a bob  
27> _. , 
_Id:
all is bob   
28> _. , ;
_Ex:
bob! and away it went !   !
29> ;
_Ex:
a bottle was bob bing about in the sea  
 
30>  -;     ;
_Ex:
to bob one's head ,  
31> , ;
_Ex:
a boy was bobbing up and down on the horse   
  ,    
32> ;
_Ex:
he bobbed and the stone missed him  ,   
  
33>   (. bob a curtsy)
34> 
35>  (   )
36>  , 
37> (at, for)   (     
- )
_Id:
he's bobbed on a court martial   - 
38>  , 
39> , 
40> _. 
41> , ;
_Ex:
to bob smb. out of smth.  -  -
42> , 
43> _. _. 
44> _.    
45> _.   
46> _.   
47>   
48> _. , 
49> _. ;
_Ex:
bob a nob    
50> _. _.   

bob in
1> _. , ;
_Ex:
the servant bobbed in with tea    ;
_Ex:
will you bob in, old man?   , ?

bob off
1>   - ;
_Ex:
he bobbed off his old nag     

bob skate
1>    

bob up
1> 
2>   ;
_Ex:
the cork bobbed up    
3>  ;
_Ex:
after months in hiding he bobbed up in Paris  
 ,      ;
_Ex:
the question has bobbed up   ;
_Ex:
his book is likely to bob up for notice  , ,
 
4>      

bob veal
1> 

bob-cherry
1>  

bob-curl
1>  ()

bobbed
1> , 
2>  
3>  , 

bobber
1> 
2> _. , 
3> _. , 
4> _. ; -

bobbery
1> _. _. , ;
_Ex:
to kick up a bobbery  ,  

bobbin
1> 
2> 
3> , 
4> 
5> _.  

bobbin lace
1>  

bobbin-net
1> _. ,  

bobbin-reel
1> _. 

bobbinet
1> _. ,  

bobbing
1> 
2> 
3> _.  ; 
4> 
5> ;
_Ex:
there was plenty of bobbing from the girls  
 
6>    

bobbing-target
1> _.  

bobble
1>  
2> _. , 
3> 
4> _.  ,  
5> _. _. 

bobby
1> _. , 

bobby pin
1> _.   

bobby-dazzler
1> _.    ;
_Ex:
his new tie is a bobby-dazzler    - 

bobbysocker
1> _. _. -;  

bobbysocks
1> _. _.   ( -)

bobbysox
1> _. _.   ( -)

bobbysoxer
1> _. _. -;  

bobcat
1> _.   (Lynx rufus)
2> (B.)   

bobolink
1> _.   (Dolichonyx oryzivorus)

bobsled
1> _. 
2>    
3> _.    (   )

bobsleigh
1> _. 
2>    
3> _.    (   )

bobstay
1> _. 

bobtail
1> ,  
2>      
3> _. _.      
(. bobtail discharge)
_Id:
rag, tag and bobtail ,  
4>  ,  
5> , 
6>   (, )
7> ;
_Ex:
he bobtailed his coat    
8> , 

bobtailed
1>  ,  
2> , 

bobwhite
1> _.   (Colinis virginianus)

bobwig
1> _.        

bocage
1> 
2> 

bocal
1> _. 

bocasin
1>   

bocca
1> _. 
2>  

boccie
1> ,  

boche
1>  (.   ; . .)

bock
1>   ()  (. bock beer)
2> _.  
3>     1(4 
4>   ,  

bocking
1>   

boco
1> _. 

boco-smasher
1> _. , , 

bod
1> _. , 

bodacious
1> _. _. 

bode
1> _. , 
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. , ;
_Ex:
to bode ill   () ;
_Ex:
this bodes a happy ending    
5> _. 
6> _. 
7> _p.  _p-p.  bide

bodeful
1> _. , ;  ;
_Ex:
there was a bodeful pause   

bodega
1> _.  , 

bodement
1> _. 
2> _. ; , 
3> _.  

boden
1> _. ; ;
_Ex:
well boden    

bodgie
1> _. _.    

bodice
1> ()  ()
2> ;
_Ex:
tight bodice  
3> _. ; 

bodiless
1> 

bodily
1> , ;
_Ex:
bodily fear  ;
_Ex:
bodily suffering  
2> , 
3> ,  ;
_Ex:
he came bodily   
4> ;
_Ex:
the building was transported bodily to another place 
      ;
_Ex:
the audience rose bodily   ; 
   ;
_Ex:
they resigned bodily       
5> _.   

bodily disease
1> _.  

boding
1> , 
2> 

bodkin
1> 
2>   
3>    
4> _. ,   ;
_Ex:
to ride bodkin     ;
_Ex:
to walk bodkin      
5> _. 
6>  

bodle
1> _.    ;   

Bodleian
1>   ( )
2> ;
_Ex:
the Bodleian library   (
)

body
1> ; ;
_Ex:
body temperature  ;
_Ex:
body weight  ;
_Ex:
absent in body, present in soul   ,   
 
2> 
3>  ();
_Ex:
he was a body behind     ( )
4> ; 
5> _.  
6> , ;
_Ex:
several bodies were washed ashore    

7> _. _. ;
_Ex:
dear old body  ;
_Ex:
decent body  
8> ,  ;
_Ex:
the body of the book   ;
_Ex:
body of the hall  ,    ( );
_Ex:
the main body _.  ;
_Ex:
body of the race _.   
9> _.   . ,
10>  ()
11> 
12> _. , ;
_Ex:
solid bodies  ;
_Ex:
heavenly bodies  ;
_Ex:
black body _.   ;
_Ex:
body of flame  ;
_Ex:
body of fuel  
13>  ();
_Ex:
body of oil  
14>   ()
15>  ();
_Ex:
the wine has no body  
16> 
17> 
18>  ()
19> _. 
20> _. 
21>   ()
22> ,  ()
23>  ()
24> _.  
25> _. ,  
26>  ;
_Ex:
a body of electors ;
_Ex:
large bodies of unemployed men   
27> ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
advisory body  ;
_Ex:
diplomatic body  ;
_Ex:
governing body  ;
_Ex:
legislative body  ; 
;
_Ex:
learned body  ;
_Ex:
the school governing body  ;
_Ex:
standing body  ;
_Ex:
subsidiary body  
28>  ,  ()
29> ,  ;
_Ex:
a body of cavalry  ;
_Ex:
a body of troops  
30>  , , , ;
_Ex:
a great body of facts  
31>  ();
32>  ; ; ;
_Ex:
body of cold air   ;
_Ex:
body of water  ,  ;
_Ex:
a body of information   
_Id:
heir of the body _.    ;
_Id:
to keep body and soul together    ,
 ;
_Id:
in a body   ;  ;
_Id:
over my dead body _.    
33>  
34> ; ; ;
_Ex:
his main character bodies forth the age    
  

body armour
1> ,  

body bag
1>  ,      
(.  )

body blow
1>    ()
2> ,  

body burden
1> _.     

